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CURRENT SEASON
Spring Reading Series. -..A Mysterious Way. -..Son of a Khrusty. .-..Song of the Bow
PAST SHOWS
Emily . -. Refuge of Lies ..-...The Actor ..-...Flight...- ..Deadheading Roses. -..Miguel Manara
OUTREACH & EDUCATION |...SUPPORT US ..| ..ABOUT US... |
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ABOUT US
SUPPORT US
TIMELINE
FBT STAFF
Steve Day
Chris Cragin
Josh Peterson
Caitlin T. Lee
Cathy Englade
Chris Davis
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Brian Dixon
Steven Pounders
Jordan Richard
Christie Tennant
Joanna Williams |
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| STEVE DAY (Artistic Director) Steve earned his BA studying under Marion Castleberry (Drama Desk Award nomination for best play The Traveling Lady). He earned his Directing MFA from Baylor, where he assisted Horton Foote’s 50th Anniversary production of The Traveling Lady and directed the Southern premiere of Foote's The Actor. He also assisted the first annual American Playwright's Festival honoring playwrights such as Tina Howe and Romulus Linney. He has worked with Olivier Award nominee Stafford Arima (Ragtime, Seussical, Altar Boyz), Emmy nominee Arthur Giron (Edith Stein, Becoming Memories), and Broadway/Off-Broadway Producer, Carolyn Rossi Copeland. |
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| Directing credits include: Invisible Child (MTF), the world premiere of Deadheading Roses at the Lamb’s Little Theatre, Miguel Manara, a lyric play, for Black Friars Theatre, a workshop of The World is Round by Armand Salacrou for the Horizon Theatre Repertory, Refuge of Lies and Emily at Theatre Row. He currently is the Creative Director for Vertical Learning Curve the animated online degree program (www.vlcglobal.com) and the director of Motion Capture NYC (www.motioncapturenyc.com) He is also a member of the Lincoln Center directing lab and the Society of American Fight Directors. |
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CHRIS CRAGIN (Resident Playwright, Managing Director) Chris was born in the Philippines, and spent her childhood in Hong Kong and China before returning to Oklahoma where she spent her teenage and college years. While earning her MFA in Stage Directing from Baylor University, she found her true artistic passion, playwriting. Chris has written six full length plays including A War in a Manger (commissioned and given a "first look presentation" by Art Within Theatre in Atlanta), Emily (upcoming Production at Acacia Theatre in Milwaukee, workshopped at Pacific Theatre in Vancouver), Deadheading Roses (produced by Firebone Theatre at The Lamb's in Times Square and Acacia Theatre, and published by Original Works Publishing), Debutantes Anonymous (workshopped at The Lamb's Theatre), The River Nun (developed at The Public EWG), and Lady of the Dunes. Chris also has six one act plays: Milking Success (Actor's Theatre of Louisville Semi-Finalist and MWTC finalist), Peanut Butter or Soy (Produced at Baylor University), Pankhurst (Produced at Baylor University), Nathaniel, Dig (The Public EWG retreat), and Port Authority (The Public EWG retreat). Chris is a proud member of the inaugural Emerging Writer's Group at The Public Theatre. |
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JOSHUA PETERSON (Associate Artistic Director) Josh earned his MFA in Acting from SMU. In Dallas, he was seen as Barry Love in House and Garden (Theatre Three), Gail in Our Lady of 121st Street (Kitchen Dog Theatre) and Jon in Tape (Dallas Theatre Center) Other roles include: Trigorin in Seagull, Lord Summerhays in Misalliance both directed by Henry Woronicz, Sir Charles Marlow in She Stoops to Conquer directed by Stan Wojevodski, Denis in Little Moon of Alban, Orgon in Tartuffe, Pete in Talking Pictures, The Ragpicker in The Madwoman of Chaillot , Edward in Someone Who'll Watch Over Me, Chris in All My Sons and Ferdinand in The Tempest.
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CAITLIN T. LEE (Resident Dramaturg) Caitlin is currently a second-year graduate student at SUNY-Stony Brook, pursuing an M. F. A. in Dramaturgy. Caitlin is the Associate Artistic Director of the Stony Brook Cabaret. Her previous assistant dramaturgy credits include The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek and Tartuffe.
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CHRISTOPHER DAVIS (Company Photographer) |
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